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Berrick Hall

Berrick Hall

Berrick Hall was designed by American architect J.H. Morgan and served as the residence for the English tradesman, B.R. Berrick. It was built in a distinctive Spanish style (also known as the Spanish Colonial Revival-style) and many of the rooms are south-facing, creating a bright sense of spaciousness. It was the largest residence in the pre-war district of Yamate, known for being a foreign residential area and was built on a 600 tsubo lot (approx. 1985 m2 or 0.5 acres).

The highlights of this property are diverse. Small quatrefoil windows, known for their association with Islam, and a tiled roof featuring a chimney are among the decorative motifs used outside. Inside, some of the flooring uses black-and-white checkered tiles. The walls are done in a fresco style. The entryway and stairs both feature lovely ironwork. Additionally, the unique sunroom is furnished with a lion-masked wall fountain. Connected to the second floor’s women’s bedrooms is another sunroom where even today, glimpses of the Yokohama Port are still possible.

Essential Information

Check the official website for the latest information.

Hours

9:30-17:00

Duration

30m

Closed Closed: 2nd Wednesdays (next day when Wednesday is holiday), year end & new year holidays (Dec. 29 to Jan. 3)
Costs

Admission Free

Access

Minato Mirai Line Motomachi-Chukagai Station, JR Ishikawamachi Station

Language
  • English
  • 简体中文
  • 繁體中文
  • 한국어

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